Sentences with phrase «full effects of greenhouse gas»
The world's oceans are like brakes slowing down the full effects of greenhouse gas warming of the atmosphere.
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Or equivalently, since the aerosols are anthropogenic, that European temperatures had been subdued due to the cooling effects of the aerosols — and since they are now decreasing, the full effects of the greenhouse gases are starting to be felt.
The full effects of the greenhouse gases emitted in 2016 will only be felt in 2030.
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This «thermal inertia» means that Earth has not yet felt the full effect of today's level of greenhouse gases, explains Meehl.
Krauthammer's argument that limiting U.S. greenhouse gas emissions will have negligible effect because «we don't control the emissions of the other 96 percent of humanity,» for example, overlooks the fact that the U.S. is responsible for a full 16 percent of the world's emissions.
To prevent catastrophic global warming human greenhouse gas emission must cease, but this will also end the aerosol cooling effect and the full heating effect of our «Faustian bargain» will be revealed.
Further research is needed to assess the full economic effects of various greenhouse gas emissions mitigation scenarios, the UBC researchers say.
That means the full warming effect of the greenhouse gases we release into the atmosphere might not materialise until decades or centuries later.
Due to the fact that much of the Earth is covered in oceans, and it takes a long time to heat water, there is a lag before we see the full warming effects of an increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases (this is also known as «thermal inertia»).
This «thermal inertia» means that Earth has not yet felt the full effect of today's level of greenhouse gases, explains Meehl.
Their minds have been pumped full of scrambled impossible fisics and they will not be able to see this unless they get back to knowing the difference between real and ideal gases, between the real different wavelengths and the one size fits all AGWSciencFiction meme of the Greenhouse Effect.